Naval Crisis

1913 to 1974

three mentions

over 61 years

I think the Naval Crisis is one of extreme gravity, and that the First Lord of the Admiralty is doing little or nothing to cope with it.

_{Shipbuilding, Repairs, Maintenance, Etc. —Personnel,—(Vote 8, Section 1.)}

Lord C. BERESFORD - July 17, 1913

Does that mean that we are at peace with the world and able to effect economies in our victualling yards abroad, or does it mean that hidden away in the figure of £5,613 there was a Naval Crisis some time last year, when food was hurried to certain places in order to meet contingencies that might arise?

_{Victualling And Clothing For The Navy.}

Mr. HOGGE - March 23, 1914

In view of the savage cuts in naval shipbuilding, has the right hon. Gentleman any contigency plans for the recommissioning of HMs "Victory" if there is a Naval Crisis?

_{Defence Review}

Mr. Burden - Dec. 3, 1974

Naval Crisis

3 mentions.

1913 - 1974

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1913 to 1974

three mentions

over 61 years